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~Squlgpins; Orderly, John Graham: Sec.
ond Sergeant, JGmee Moore; Third ser.
gehnt, "a. Jones. Tho bands too are
looking forward TO a demand for their ser.
vicea. There arc several good drum
corps now. Heaiheripgton's and the Bell.
afro City bands have united md arc now
practising together. The Barnes brpao
band has procured q handsome and very
shoTy uniform and Is In good demand.
Tho Catholic Fair 10 juet ncs the uttfac.
ton and the only amusement In Bellaire,
Saturday night the hall was filled to lis III.
moat with as ~good.natured d throup IA
could BIO gathered. Barnea' Brass Band
wau present aud diacoured excellent
music. The Wheeling booth 10 declared
the most bsRn!ilul In tho hall, and 10 per.
haps tho most successful. Great interest
10 felt In the e~ngineers' contest for the
magnificent gold watch which Is OH cxhi.
billion. Visitors from the main stem o!
The Baltimore & Ohio declare Mr.. Patrick
Fitzgerald ahsll carry the watch, whilst
y, u. men ssy, MAY, nay; his nRmo Ia
Denuison." Tho silk flag has arrived and
whilst Viewed with pleasure by tho
knights Of Labor md glEns blowers, OK.
cites great curlosity aato who shall carry II.
The lady's gold watch Ia also on exhibit.
ton. Thin Is perhaps tho most excit.
Ing subject oil the ialr-ihe friends oil
tho Missts Mary Burke, Maggie Given
aud Winnie Clarke being 80 numerous and
90 determined on victory. Mr.. S!auver Ia
a hustier and thinks he can carry of tho
gents watch, whilst Mr.. Wm. Donovan
think9 ION the contrary quite the reYerEe.n
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Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened IRON a disturbed sleep with
all the horrible situations Of Au asnsa!n clu,eh,nr
your throat aud prrsInE The lii&-brath tom your
tishened ehes'i Hare rou noticed the lGuruot
and debility that succeed the effort 10 clear You.
throA. and head OF this catarrhal inA,test What A
depressing influence II CxsrA upon the mind
cloudins the ncnotJ and nlllus The head with
palms and strange aoiscii How difficult Il is to
rid the naSl passages, throat ani lungs o, this
poisonous mucus all can tstIty who aS afflicted
with cAA,rh. How Difficult, 10 prulec, tho sy,,em
against lis further prngrts towards the lunss,
llYtt and tilnrys, all pbylipiars Will admit. lis
u terrible dhcAsc, and cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
remedies nitoily, iall, OF ShniOhiR Radical Ulr,
arc Atleated by Thousands who gratefully recon-.
mended II 10 iellowturerprS no ltAtcueut Is
made rrgAnilpH II that cAunot DO LubstAnllStcd by
the most respectable aud reliable references,
Zach packet contains ono bottle Of tho Radical
Glte, ono box Catarrhal Solvent and an Improved
Inhaler, With treatise aud dircc,lonS, aud "a sold
by all druggists Tor 81 o..
IorrxR DApn " DuGNIclL Co.. ANtan.
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bliss Mclean Coming.

Miss SuBio Mclean, representing the
Pittsburgh Decorative Art Rooms Of ORA,
70 & Wilson, will arrive in the city to-day
bringing with tur n large variety OF eani,
plen Of art work, which sho will place on
exhibition at J. 3. WilEon'a book store,
No. 1908 blanket street.. Mig McL9an't
yisit to this e!ss r year sga will he readily
recalled by many lsdy reedeIp. At thal
time Bhe put OIL exhibition II spIendtd dis
play OF lustrc. painting, art uegdlowork,
and other ~aTticleB OF tho same general M.
ture, and It is eaid her ea87rsaea. this
year will Gclipse that Of lest almmer. In
addition 10 placing on exhibition spd OF.
feIing for male theso G%rttc!eg, Milan Mclean
will give Instruction. in art work to all
deaisiug them. Her former Ylais hero wsa
huitful OF good rasuliB among tho Wheel.
ing Indies, and doubtless q mill larger
nunhnr will avail themselves oil tho pres.
ent opportunity to receive Instructions
from one who ID hcrseli M aftiat In TIM.
lin9. shn takes pleeGlrs in exhibiting
her. samples, and II tho array coa.ainu rs
many novelties and ~ ag attractive aa
thoEa sho showed hero before. there is In.
deed q treat 10 btors for admirers OF this
dainty and beautiful work.
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In Part Ono Of the Circuit Court, bsfors
Judge Boyd, in tho case OF WI. johnson
vs. the Board OF Commissioners OF Ohio
county, the motion to act ABIDE the verde,
and grant O new trial was overruled.
In the Gaze OF John Bailey va. Thomas
P. ShHllcroag, the motion TO get aside the
vetdic. and grant . new trial was over.
rHlsd, to which the defandan. excepted.
Judgment was given for $50. %, the verdict
oil the jury. Application will be made &c
the Supreme Court for a writ Of error.
In the caae Of Lena Vickcrs vs.. Grafton
A. Beall, agens, the motion to set aside the
verdict and grant a new trial Tas over.
ruled, and 1t wan ordered thattha plaintiff
recover from the defendant Six buckets
and contente, three blrrels and contents,
one basket and contents, ono single bed
stead, enc feather bed, one stoysa and ulen.
sils, three boxes and contents, n lot O
chairs, II clothes.horse, aud n vase,
the property in controversy.
Court adjourned Tor the term.
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Miss Reid, Of Cincinnati, is the guest Of
Mrs. Maggie Deitz.
William Hobbs has accepted a position
in L. spence'a machine shops,
Hereafter The drug stores will DO closed
from 1880 a. NJ. till 4 P. NJ, and after Z
y. Nj. on Sunday.
Tho social thst Was to be given by the
Ladios' Aid Society In Snedeksr's store
room has been postponed indefinitely.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the
Treasurer OF Belmont county for L. T,
Howell to collect taxes for Pease town.
chip. Books arc now open at Il. T,
Howelrs store.
The tourists returned homo yesterday
from their two months tour through the
Holy Land. All speak in glowing terms
OF tho countries through which they pa. 8.
cd, and are well satisfied with the Zip.
On Saturday evening George Groupe
was arrested charged with assault and
battery by his authoritarian, William
Hastings. Groure BACKED Hastings' eye
and scratched his face. He IL out On bail,
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Two Charges Against him.

Last evening Ed. link was trying tc
force an entrance into the house Of Mrs,
Xix, who lives on Market street, Officer
Heslop arrested him, but he. kicked 30
that to avoid hurting him Healop called
Oficer Desmond TO his assistance. All
the way down and at the City Building
Fink applied TO Heslop tho foulest Ian.
gusge ever uttered by human lips, mixed
with profanity and threats. Charges oil
Giaordsrly conduct and abusiye language
were preferred against him,
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH FAIR,

And other News Items from Eollaire-A
Runaway Train.
The we'll at the CITY Wnter vnrka bea
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This Court met at 10 O'Clock 4. n. satur,
day, all the JudSeD being present.
Geo. E. Boyd, jr., was admitted to prac.
tice in tnia court, on motion Of Mr.. Frs
kline.
The case OF Weaver & Butts, ct. al, vs.
BaTy's standardization and heirr. from Pc.
eehontas county, WEB dismissed on motion
Of appellant, and Q new appeal allowed.
Honora Fox We. tho Manufacturers In
aurspce Company, writ Of error, from Ohio
county; continued.
John ReufE, ct. al, vs.. D. @. Colemsp'f
executor, appeal, from Brooke county:
submitted.
Ga Sheppard vs.. R. q. Brown, ct. 81.
writ Of error, from Hancock county; sub,
mitted.
Thomsa Waldron's administrator VIC. tbs
P, G. & st. L. Railroad Company, wrl! o.
error, from Ohio county, submitted.
State sr rel Neider: v5. George Rsuf, viii
OF error, from Ohio county submitted.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock a. NJ. to-day
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The following trnns!ers OF real estetca
Teso admitted 10 record at Clerk Hook.a
oGice on Saturday:
Deed made JuGp 3, 1887, by W. I, Hub.
bard, A. j.. Clarke and Alfred Caldwell,
npecial commissioners, TO Mary d. All
man, for lot No. 30, On tho sou;hcaat cor.
ncr Of Main aud Tenth %Btiuuts, lot No, 100.
On. the southTcBE corner OF Market and
T'oath ~htFGena, and lot No. ITO, on Market
%btrcot, being tho Grant House property.
Consideration, Si5,SO5.
Deed made Juno s., 1881, by William P.
Chsrnock, Of NalGhall county, 10 William
Y. Hubb1rd, for lot Nc. ~, on tho went
dido Of btcCntioph street, In Caldwclpa nd.
dillon. Confederation, 5000.
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LOCAL D~nEv1rrEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
0rr marriage llcanan ran in-,nd Gsinr.

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
osr marriage license was Issued sslur.
day.
CLrRI Hook admitted 10 record four
deeds Of truat Saturday.
THRRE sro eight cases on tho docket for
this morning'a Police Court.
I,aE Ladics, Quartetts Club left satur.
day for Cleveland, whore they give a con.
cert this evening.
Tue factory Of the Benwood iron works
will partly resume to-day. All the ma.
chimes cutting hot metal will DO running.
TALKING about'good growing weather.
Nowviock, ths South Side florist. hsd q
lead Of cabbage In market Saturday
morning, raised from the seed In thirty
days.
LION VAN Wars six months term in
jail for petit larceny ends tomorrow. An
effort In being made to secure ball for him
Ia the United States Court, where an In.
dictment 10 pending.
The Telephone Company, through
Manager Wolf, donated a telephone "a
tho committee OF the Society Of the
Army OF West Virginia, for its hoadquart'
era at 1908 Chapline street.
THr Opera House Band lsaves fos Nor
gantown to-day to play for tho University
commencement. They also expect "a
| play for the commandments during the
month at Hopedale, New Athens and scio
college, Ohio.
| ru, Eloon U,,Ln.o ,t,nt, ,rh;,h I,L,,
plsce at the new Fair grounds next Satur.
day, will no doubt be largely attended.
Elaborate preparations, in the way. Of boa,
races and base ball, with handsome prizes,
Grs announced.
ELMER CLARK, the murderer OF William
O'Neal, recently taken TO Moundsville Ia
serve q term OF eight yeara, leaped from
tho corridor in front Of his cell, on the
fourth tier, to the. atone floor below, Btrik.
ing on his head and shoulders. Strange
though it be, he was not at all seriously
hurt.
WILLIAM EABERrIELD, OF Wheeling, wa,
In tho city yesterday and announced hi
willingness to row any one in Bellaire OK.
cspt Joseph Stanton, who has resldet
hero for three months or more. John
Ritz will row Stanton or any one else nov
in this city for anywhere from $500 te
$1,000. 1t 10 about time Bellaire would
put up or shut up. This silly twaddls
about uuknownsa and CREST backing is al
wind. II any ono here wants to row {
boat race, let them put up the stutf
Everybody Is onto this wind jsmminp
business. .Bellaire Independent.
SOME time this week a committee Of
three iron workers, representing tho work.
men In that industry in the upper. Ohio
Valley, will go to Washington to confer
with the Interstate Commerce Commits
zion concerning tho effect the working Of
the lew has had upon the manufacturing
establishments in this part OF the country
The committee will be composed o.
Messrs. Charles Csufman, OF the STANDARD
Iron Works, Of Bridgeport, a sheet roller
John CLARK, Of Mingo Junction, a naile,
In the Junction Iron Works, and Alex
Anderson, 8 ateel worker from Bellaire.
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ADAM DEAD.


OF Commissioners.
Shortly after T! o'clock yesterday after.
noon G. A. s!ocker, the member OF the
Board OF County Commlpaioners from
Richie diotrict, died suddenly at his resi-.
dencO conner oil, Chapline and Thirty-lfth
streets. While MIR. Stocker had been In
poor health for SONS lime pas., hi4 death
at this time was not looked for avon by
those most intimately connected with him,
Bright'n disease was tho causo OF his death,
Mr.. S!ocker came to this city from Mar.
shah county about twenty yeata ago and
engaged IN the buslnesu Of wagon making,
that being his trado. Later on no vent
into the manufacture Of cigRra, and then
dropping that industry opened o saloon
In the Eighth ward, which he continued
to conduct till the limo OF his death. For
years pact the deceased has enjoyed a
widespread popularity and especially IN
that section Of tho city where no lived,
aud there arc many who Will sincerely
mourn hie death, the news OF which will
come 10 them In tho nature Of
q aGd eurpriDe. Last fell he wss
elected a member OF tho Board of
Commissioners for tho third consecutive
time; no wan q Democrat willis his dis.
trict Is Republican ono, thus attesting to
hia popularity. lie has also Represented
the Republican Eighth ward in Council;
while o member OF this body he built tho
reel in uRe at tho Eighth ward hoao houae.
Whom q young mar q troublesome aore
mado Ito appearance on n OF bis lower
limbu. II gave him no special trouble till
during q Walt ho inale several years ago
to his old home in Germany. While on
tho vessel the Hore was struck by somc-
thing; cancer OF tho bono net in and about
ono year ago he had To hayo tho limb nun.
Putatcd above tho knoe. At that time no
had'a narrow eacapp from death. Ho
lesyes o wife, his Hecond, and n family OF
grown,up children. He belonged 70 d
number OF beneficial uooiotiog. The Board
Of Commissioners at their monthly meet
Ing 10 be hold this morning, will doubtlesu
tsEo appropriate action regarding tho
death OF Mr.. Stocker. 'T5
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the

strangers In the clty and Wheeling Folk.
Mr.. Charles Il. fancy, Of Charleston, il
In tho city.
S. q. Baylitts, Of the South Side, hss re.
turned from q visit to Philadelphia.
E. II. Steele, ]. v. Mccullough and
Frank Powers, Of steubenyille, were at the
Mcclure Saturday.
Mrs, G.. T. Sharpe, Mrs. J. NJ. Barclay
and Mrs. r. ]. Beatty, Of Stoubenville,
we're down Saturday.
Col. Dan johnson was In the city veg.
terday on his way to MorgantoIn. He is
one OF the University Regents.
Mr.. Peter Keys and wiic, Of Gravel Hill,
arc visiting the family Of J.. R. Butts, oil
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Independent.
Misses CLARA and Brent Hale, OF Green.
brier county, and Miss Robinson, of Ar.
kansaa, were the guests Of. their uncle,
Major Stalnaker, ut tho Mcclure yesterday.
hlr. Frank Warden, who was recently
relieved as Manager Of the Office of the 3.
& O.. Telegraph Company hero, has been
%reinetated, q lact which his numerous
friends will learn With considerable pleas-
ure. M
Rsy. B. F. do Costs, tho celebrated
divine OF New York and founder OF the
famous White Gross Society, will be here
on the 14th inst. to apeak in behalf OF the
movement to found q home Tor friandless
and abandoned women.
Saturday Secretary Charlss Clayland, OF
Typographical Uuion No. 10, OF this city,
left, with his wife, for BuGsIo, where he
goes as o delegate to the thirty-iitth annual
session OF the International Union, which
mcata to-day. The Reesion will probably
las. the entiro week.
Mr.. D. @. Gsllgher, Of Charleston, &C.
companied by Mrs. Gallsher and her sis
ter, Miss Nina Miller, spent Sabbath iu
the city, tho guests Of DR.. aud Mrs, A. F.
Husted, on Twelfth street, They leave
to-day for Morgantown, TO attend tho com.
nncncament exercises of the State Univsr-
eity, Of which fustfiution Mr. Galiaher ia
q regent.
Dr.. James E. Reeves, OF this city, was
Inst week eleGted a member Of the Ameri-
can Physicians Association, which has
just closed its annual meeting at Wash
ington, D. g. This Association 10 on the
plan Of the famous French College, OF Ply
sicians, its membership is limited to one
hundred, and sdmiksion to memberahip is
naturally looked upon as one OF the highest
compliments over bestowed upon q men,
Der OF the profession. Dr.. Reeves leaves
this evening for Chicago to attend the an.
nual meeting oil tho American Medical
Society, ar-ps
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Saturday night two men who are known
and will be apprshendsd, made a raid on
the chicken coop Of Mrs. Batter, who lives
on Main street above Fourth. They wrung
the heads Of OF Eve OF the nine fat fowls
in tho coop, and would doubtless have
finished up tho other four had not Officer
Hesiop CONS on,the seene. They a with
the FIVE, but dropped three OF them, and
the officer returned these to Mrs. Butler.
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The Cincinnati express, No. los, stops
at all way stations for thirty miles 10 &C.
commolate yisltors to the fair on SaLur.
dawn. -
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Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
tho Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tlckets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Oh 81 90, and 10 Washington, Pa, and
return ct 81 90. Trains leavs st s and
S:l0A NJ, returning arrive at 7 and II 10
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DlScontSn,ment and the love Of person.
al ease were also dwelt on as prolific
sources OF mans failure 10 fulfill tho pur.
pose oil mans creation, this portion Of tho
sermon, like the rest, being practical, and
the Lessons driven homo With many, lotci.
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The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling 10,
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 3 T. NJ, and
will sell excursion tickets TO parties Of i've
or more. One week Of pleasure, beauti
iul pccnory and good music on tho lsrges,
and best steamer tina. comea to Wheeling
For rstea apply to Frank Booth or Capt
Charles auhfenan, Wheeling, W. Vc.
MwtpS
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There was a dance Saturday a! Harlem.
stein'e,grovs, Indian run, the. isss on the
new platform Just built.
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E1curUion to Cleveland, Thursday, june ..
The Pennsylvania Company will run a
special ~excuraion train to Cleveland, on
Ihuraday, June o, for which excursion
tickets will be sold from Bridgeport at the
rate oil $2.2s. Tickets will be good to 70.
turn by any regular train until Monday,
June 13, inclusive. Fortune OF trains and
rates of fare, $50 small bills,
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Gentlemen who dosiro o styliah, com.
Portable, well.msde chloe, unCqualed 10,
wonr, should got tho W. L. Douglass s.
Seamless Shoe. This shoe now has the
upper cut in ono piece, thus doing away
with the old Btyle eeamS ut each Side,
making 1t much neater In appearance aud
moro comfortable to tho foot. No other
So advertised rhoe in tho world hal th!l
improvement, nor Is aHy ether made al &C
good material. But no oxpenHo hau bopn
or will be spared to nuke every poalihlO
Improvement in tho manufacture Of this
Bhoe, and 'those who wear them toslliy
that Il 10 taat whas II claims TO DO, "the
bcbt IS uhou in The world" so.
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hrNnLY.
Indications.

wAsa,uarox, D. G., Juno G.-For weot
Virginia ~HcuthoTly windr, fair weather,
except rain In the northern portion, sta-
tionary Temperature. For Western Penn
syly&ais ~BGHtAeIly HiHd1, local IaiDs.
stationary temperature.
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A number OF GermRnn vent from here
yesterday to sttend the laying OF the cor.
ner htona Of the church ut RriGrannrt
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How MY side Aeho..

rorrn DAuo AND ouRxIcAA Co., Hx.oa.
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I'VE are daily receiving New Novelties
in Suiungs, Pa%ntalGOnings and Over.
cOaiIngs, which Weare prepared 10 make
mp in ll~rst.class styl0 ut reasonable
prices.
Cur White U~niaRrdried Shirt, ddHble
scanned, rc.eIfOrccd front and back, Of
80 cents, Ii 1he greatest bargain ever
offered. a full line Of B%4lbriggan I'm.
derwear from 81 90 suit upwards, OF
c. HESS d SONS,
1921 l. 1898 Market Street.
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Yesterday evenings s~eryices at the
Christian church consisted OF aonrs, reel.
%tations, addresses and reports on the gen.
oral subject OF miseiou2. 20 -
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Word was received here yeaterday Of
tho dcGth Of Pf0i. J. O. CoV9ll, principal
OF the Slate Dsaf, Dnmb and Blind Asy.
lum AZ Ramncy, which occurred Saturday
evening. He lied insny irIents 10 thlD
city who will learn OF bio death with COR
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Weptci-FurnIshed House or Rooms.
s For Rlc-.Coatracto:'a Plant
JGweltis Water C~ceIcES-Sesblt. & Bro.
odd Fellows Hall Observation-Disclosures
Meeting.
! EplIcc-Gccd Hilk.
Womau'E Union Benevolent Eocicty.
For observation-disclosures Andes. H
3 Commencement P~TcentS-8taE,on & Davenport.
4 ". l.. DorglnsSS Shoe,
Commissioners NoticS-Joseph R. PAUL..
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Books versus Flowers for Commence
ment Presents. Verdict for pla:aa.f at
STANTON & DAygNpoRr's,
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II You want % handsome book for n
"nwoet girl graduate go TO
STANTON & D~AYgNroRr's,
1901 Market Btroot.
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FOR SALE,

EOR SALE-THE BEST COUNTRY
a Store In Beaver county, Pa. Buildings nil
new: large tsoktory slore loom, 9x5A, with ware.
room attached. Have been doing annual business
Of fiiteen thousand Dollars Proprietor "a going
lnlo olher business. Call on or address H.. l..
ANMSTH0NG, NRSahaYiiie. Ia. LkE.-L leg nav
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TOE @.AER.

| AHHekelH@HH-NNtAH H~--~- arHB|rFgF- HHatlL~
One OK the most desirable ard substantial rcst.
ner Of Chhplinc and fourteenth streets. house
numbered $50 ChBplipe strec,; tho lot ffoaIs q;
leet on Nhaphne street. Terms OF payment. casv
one-uIth cash, balaica In equal annla, pAynents
with Interest payable annually. Flitcen5 wears,
time given II GesiSd. Ct~tIET - 1850
1foomea house, on 'front.' . 1 Ioomed house on
A desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on TIM,
limo OF tho P.,IW. Il Ey. Railroad, IL miles f-nm,
wheeling, consisting Of \ new irnmp house and -
aeIes o. land; VIII exchange for desirable city
No. Gj North Front street, ground fronting IN foo,
and running back m equal width to river, 80
No. ls7 South Penn street. q SIX roOIncd franc
house with Stone foundation aud haSement! W ash.,
room, cellar and coal house; sroatd frontinv IN
ie9t, running back 10 feet. ptloe, si,Ga, - '
LoS So.. ~ southwest corner OF Virginia aud
south .iore streeG, with part Of LOT No. ikB, Ia ali
fronting O. ieei on Virginia street aud l2o 'fcset. on
South York street. y T0i - - ~
NO ~ sixteenth street; on FIRST floor "a dining,
fuun, ,kiEchen, pantry, waAl.houso aud coal Mons.
seconu eoor Is two rooms and. hail; third floor
tnlce rooms anu hall; 4 lntshcd attic, illuminating.
g4 throughout, water on asss and thtrt tioots, \
S feot; can now DO bought for sl,ToO. - st"H..
JAMES "a. EG
Real Es.ato Agent, Collector and So,a5y Public
< Ec-petsonal attention given to Renting yop,oss
Solleouilg llcnts, Purchase and Saio Of Rcsi Estnict
Notary commission hled Ia FenSlon VGlco. Fsn,ioi,
SeueheN Sortihed, Dispositions taken In rcnsou
otaiiusi .Decds, loas@, Agreements and ,oiber.
Accouuh i specially and prompt i0tufns ,asio. -;
Hiy@ orricE( No laIl MARKET ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-06

Hook & Bno. have opened q nov hard,
ware utoro OF 1lla Market ltreot, three
doors below the old market house. A
iull limo OF carpenter tools, guns and cut.
Tory. Mwfaw